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City of Mounds View, Minnesota <br />December 10, 1987 <br />those excess debtr1 <br />ll be service if needed or to to create a debt service reserve <br />fund to help pay ay to prepay bonds if sufficient funds <br />are available. <br />There is no absolute guarantee that the City will never have to levy a tax to pay <br />debt service. ations of the City, <br />if all of the <br />guarantees prove insufficient, e bonds he City eral is ultimately responsible fordthe repayment <br />of the bongs. The security measures sfken on b, and mithe nimize thehowever <br />possibil ty of comparison <br />City <br />to mast other municipalities, y 9, <br />support. <br />In September, 1986, the City formed the tax iThe find financing district whicas <br />h <br />will generate the revenues to repay these bonds. The financing district qualifies he <br />a "redevelopment district" within the Statutes, which permits the life of the <br />ty has selted a <br />maturet ithint15 years of 1ssuonce, so thlat the District can bet havingicy of bonds <br />to exeno for ears. The closed out early and <br />the property put back on the general tax rolls. Appendix I is our projection of the <br />reven.:s which will be received by the Di"lict from tax increments created by the <br />phases of <br />construction <br />beginni g in 1990, e <br />le OISO assumes <br />inflation will he values by 2%u <br />that,each year. The <br />ill rote of 110 <br />issue wi,ich <br />is the approximate m ll�rate .4r properties llwil <br />schedule also assumes a thin the City for t xescollected in <br />1987. No adjustment has been made to these numbers, and no attempt has I: 'n <br />reflect changes in the <br />fmadeormulaathat he State hassde ellopedtforttaxespay ble n1989valuation <br />try to alter <br />and beyond. It is <br />our understanding that those changes will alter the assessed y <br />ssed valuati ntaxes paid is <br />upward and <br />the mill rates 4ownward, but generally the overall level of property <br />expected to be the some. <br />The first phase of development, shown in Column 5, is for work to be completed <br />duringe new <br />be <br />the <br />rolls as <br />January1288989,hfor taxes wt. thhsbuildings <br />9. Te value of will be leviedied n the llfall ofn1981 for collection i <br />collect on n <br />1990. The final phase will be construction completed during 1991, with the value <br />completion of the threerphases,,9t1heforede redevelopment contracr taxes to be tand�thelgassessm92. ent <br />ti <br />Colue ne 10 reflects rthe incrementalinimum increaseincomebthat�swill beadevluat elopedion of <br />$ffom8,8h4s <br />valuation, plus the projected inflation of <br />valuation <br />over the life of the bonds. This <br />is the income that will be used to repay <br />s. <br />he <br />Appendix II is the projected cash <br />l Column 10e sealsoservice <br />shown as Columns 10 of <br />income generated in Appendix ' the City will not begin collecting incremental <br />Appendix II. As discussed previously. <br />income until the year 1990. There will be interest payments due o e the bonds <br />during the time when no incremental income will se received. In order to assure <br />that no tax levies will be required to pay the debt service, there is included in the <br />bond issue $1,651,000 of capitalized interest which will be set aside to pay the <br />interest on the bonds until the incremental income bands will be August I, 1is is <br />shown in Column 7. The first interest pay he bo nt w due A February 1, <br />and semiannually thereafter. The first principal pay <br />1992, after completion ip l ayment phase <br />can befmadetbeginning Once the <br />3. third Asstaated <br />is in place, major principal payments <br />Page 3 <br />